IMO, I would actually like to see 1000 Kore per masternode, reasoning that it will reduce the nr of masternodes running so the rewards would be more beneficial to big investors, since its splitted between less mn's. 500 mn's would then lock up 500 000 Kore which is 1/4 of the supply. BUT I'm sure less coins has some advantages as well. Will see I'm no dev nor coder
This site is nice for some comparison, only makes you realize how cheap Kore mn's currently are
https://masternodes.pro/Interesting thing is I see is that dash has 59% of the supply locked up in mn's
4549mn's on supply of 7 583 000, cost per mn 1000/ $346 000
I still think 500 coins per mn is the sweet spot. That's what I'd like to see it come in at.
Thanks for your posts and link.
We were actually in meeting just now once again going over the "math" doing % on PoS/Masternodes.
There is much to consider and the algo, tech computations do not work as simply as most coins state
which means there are PoS coins and Masternode coins posting a % and it could vary huge up and down.
The difference is KORE/The Team will tell you that. Most others won't.
The Wallet dev even found flaws in PoSv3 that he has corrected.
We are doing our best to have KORE be attractive for PoS miners as well as Masternode operators.
Then you have to consider amount of total coins, barrier to entry, price and how many coins will be staking.
None of which you can with any definitive degree of accuracy.
MikeMike
EXAMPLE:PIVX Masternode costs at current 10,000 coins 43,200 USD.
Payout per year at todays price is 1,620 USD per year.
This means the PIVX masternode brings in 4.8% per year and will take 21.11 years for ROI.
The Team believes the ROI should be around 8-12 years.
Im sure the price fluctuations could make these computations null and void.
But it makes my point.
DASH is around 8% per year.